Entourage

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neuter noun (archaism / literary variant)

Definition

An archaic and old literary form for the modern term 'anturaj'; the totality of persons who habitually surround someone, forming their intimate, professional, or social circle of friends; the immediate social environment that exerts an influence on an individual's behavior.

Bilingual Equivalents

  • Entourage
  • Social circle

Grammatical & Source Details

Inflection Type Neuter noun, with specific structural historical plural variations.
Formation Linguistic variant modeled after French 'entourage' with an older traditional phonetic adaptation.
Spelling / Pronunciation [an.tu.ˈra.dʒu]
Source Historical Dictionary of Modern Romanian Language Development

Contextual Usage Examples

RO: În scrisorile sale vechi, boierul se plângea de caracterul perfid al acestui anturagiu de la curte.

EN: In his old letters, the boyar complained about the treacherous character of this court entourage.

RO: Tânărul prinț era sfătuit de dascălul său să își aleagă un anturagiu curat și dedicat studiului.

EN: The young prince was advised by his tutor to choose a clean social circle dedicated to study.

RO: Toată conduita lui publică fusese modelată greșit de un anturagiu lipsit de scrupule morale.

EN: His entire public conduct had been wrongly shaped by a social circle completely lacking moral scruples.

Idioms & Phrases

Anturagiu ales / Select entourage

RO: Grup elitist de intelectuali sau nobili care frecventau o anumită casă boierească în trecut.

EN: An elitist group of intellectuals or nobles who frequented a certain boyar house in the past.

Influență de anturagiu / Influence of the social circle

RO: Presiunea morală sau comportamentală exercitată de asociații apropiați asupra unei persoane.

EN: The moral or behavioral pressure exerted by close associates on a person.

Membru în anturagiu / Member of the retinue

RO: Persoană care făcea parte oficial ori liber-consimțit din suita unui personaj important.

EN: A person who was officially or willingly part of the retinue of an important figure.

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